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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-22
clrvELAND's STRENGTH.

Becoming More and More Popular Daily.
CWOco. september 81 Hon Vs. r.
Morrison. who Was in the city yesterday.
Wa visited during the day by number
of bis political friends. but he declined
t0 talk politics for the press. ln regard
t0 making the race for Congress in his
0Nu district next year. he said 1t was q
.ttlc cArly 90 commence campaigning,
but he was rather inclined 10 think bee
would be- there when the time came He
I.d NOT know how much outside infu-
ence and support bis opponent would re-
oeiyc next time. but very much depended
0u flaf
lu -peakIng OF President Cleveland he
said thc indications. wherever he had
been. were that he va, growing stronger
a. tAe time with the people. and would
continue to grow until the next presi-
dental election day came around
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L0NDoS. september 81 Tile Pall-Maii
rouM continues 20 attack Colonel
Hughes. iialleu and 10 insist that he
maintained criminal relations with Miss
-clwyu. This afternoon. rnzeus says
.he young lady was accustomed ~ call
mm father. and that he often declared
that he regarded her a. bis child ln all
diti0u t0 th., charge the Daz,t alleges
uu Hall % successfully used bis infu-
encc on the young lady 20 induce her io
wiil him her fortune against her own
family and child Hallett- host at d
country house. the paper add. discoy-
erei the nature of the intrigue between
tAe Colonel and Miss Selwyn, who WAS
with him. and expelled Halleit instantly
from the house setting his luggage no
the street at o'clock in the morning and
leaving The Colonel with d. Aflerward
this same host tcicaraphed Mrs. iiaiiett
s.. follows Your husband is a william
and have turned him OUT from my
house
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rrLroRArurc SrM,l,R,
Condensed New- Nofe, From Al over the
Globe

Condensed New- Nofe, From Al over the
Globe
Fifty thousand Inhabitants of Messina
Italy, have fied from that city ON account
of cholera
lhe Cincinnati hotel keepers have or
MniIel pr0ic.tAcass0ciation In antici
pat ou of strike OBJ fifteen hundred
waiter.
a ST. Paershurg dispatch states that
petroleum -priugrlslug 50teet, has Hood
ed The Balakhen district near Baku, ON
Caspian Sea.
Ensign y s Mo-ely Of the United
States steamer Macarthur. died at Port
land Oregon. of Il congestiye chill soon
after being rescued from drowning
Guests at ihc hoiel 90 Noyi, Michigan.
were poisoned at dinner yesterday, 10 is
supposed. from cOmei beef The p'0.
pretor Edward Spencer died yesterday
afternoon.
The village OF Dandy Canada. was
totally burned yesterday Itcaaght from
bush fires -Four hundred people are
homeless. and contributions are asked
t y senator Mci HeIsoh mas written
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PRICE, ONE CENT.
FROM ffTtR>Rt 1T.
"NN'rious Death Was IL Foul PLAY. or
N"' frohabie fata1 Accident \ New
steamship Line.

Special to the Times.
PETERSBURG, Va Septemher u Last
nighi about o'clock white man. a
stranger IN the city. came % the DEPOT
ot the Richmond and Petersburg Rail.
road Company and asked Nr Dolsnd
The watchman there, 90 permit him to
spend the night IN one of the vacant
freight cars which WAS standing ON the
track. lie said De was a sailor. and had
come from Norfolk Mr. Doland granted
the man permission % sleep in the car.
and saw nothing more of ~m until this
morning, when he was found in the car
dead and very bloody
About I'D o'clock last night young
man. also g stranger I'm the city was
granted permission hv Mr. Doland to
spend the night 100 the same car with the
other stranger This morning the young
man bad lcit ihc city. and nothing could
be learned "a, 90 hi. whereabouts II Is
said. however thsf be- was seen leaving
the car shortly before daylight. and {, al
he was heard f0 say That hc WAS going to
Wilson, y. e. THE death 0i lht stranger
appears to bc envc'opcl i'm mystery. anil
there arc some who adhere 10 the belief
that he wa, fhc yictmof foul play
The verdict of thc coroner Jury was
that hc came to his death from causes to
them unknown
\ little SON of Nr Camp living % Et
tricks, Chesterfield county met Miih All
accident thi- morning which will. in al
probability cost him bis life Ne had
loaded "a piece OF gas pipe with powder
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LOCAL NorE,

Personal Paragraph. and Minor Mention
r.. urn.nr- of the Richmond and
n..,.l.r Railroad Company f0r August
I.-. uaIe SIe1a0~G. expenses SllI21-
.5. u. earnings. S7,ol60i and Tor 'hr
Petersburg railroad the earnings were
r-t.a~~5I expenses, Tte"Oo.'l met
earnings f"---
Judge Bond OFF tAe Oncu. court VIII oe
.n .e,.t to-day Cases arising under
OH. coupon A..er law me oo'eIf fan'e
.. "A'.H "'- enioinea Dt Juo-r n"""
Ni' occupy h.- attention while here.
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Nfw YoR6. September 2l-lle first
sales 0n fhe stock marke. ibis morning
were made af advance, 0fer .a,t evening .
dual dgaro- of from ta per cent NW
thc Improvement Nas uot maintained tlc
market being decidedly "eak dlr.n. tAe
early trading which Wa. quite aotnc
Missouri Pacific displayed pec.a. weak
ness losing d per cent n The tr-f
twenty minutes. while Reading PoarH
Decatur and Evansville mi Lake Shore
declined s and ihc remainder fractional.
amounts. The market then became Jess
active and somewhat irregular 1W gem
orally steady Cd im. ani Reading fecof-
cred most of Do, lo-, Drops oi 3 per
cent .n Wheeling and Lake Er.e O. in
Lake Erie and Western preferred. and J.
ODD Oregon improvement ncfe features OF
the dealing. however Reading ~a- pee
ially active and with iea other stocks did
most of lhe business transacted.
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STRANGELY DECApIrATED.
The Terrible Sight which a Farmer. wife
Held n Lantern over.

lNN iFflinlf NfEhf " men a lhfinfi y ~ iif
Held Lantern over
N,-H,oToN. September 81 l-Ge0rge
Davis. a well-hnown farmer, who owns "a
large tract about -four miles from West
Nanf'c0kc. Pa. lost his life iu very
singular manner Monday night Tie
ir1Frfo Nntic0kc i'm the afternoon with
"a lumber wagon aud double team. and
started back with his load about dark
80 midnight bis wife was aroused by
hearing the wagon coming mp in front 0f
iIe house She waited. bui her husband
Iid NOT come boo Finally She got up
took % lantern and went out She found
tlc wagon Standing in front of the door
and Nurm the humber was the headIess
body of her husband Tie had evidently
fallen asleep and laid down ON the lumber
Nith hi- bead over the side The horses
bad turned tO one side bringing the wheel
n contact with Davis head and neck,
completely -eyering the head from the
lolf The horrible sight sent the poor
wife into c0uui.ions Her children
came ol, and gave the alarm Some
uei-lb0rs. realizing what had happened
started back along the road and found
emHtilafed head about iwo miles from
fhe h1u-e
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OVER THE WIRES.
CURRENT VIEWS AND GOSSIP FRON
All QUARTERS
Oncial Programme of the Presidents
Tour The Chatsworth Horror ->uPpres
sion ct the Irish National Land Leag ne.
The Hughes Hsllett scandal.

special tu the Times.
WAsHNGr0N. September 2l-The pro-
gramme of the Presidents trip was an.
nounced tonight tie. with Mrs Cleye-
land Colonel Lamont. Nr Nelson :.
Bi.-cI of Buffalo bis former law partner.
and Dr. Joseph d Bryant of New York.
member of his stan while Governor.
leave here Friday. September 30th. at l0
ann stops will be made at indianapolis
and 'Ierra lIaute and the party will ar
rive at ST. Louis Saturday. October lsi at
$50 pm They leave -. Louis October ith
and % day sill De spent at Chicago and
Milwaukee, Three days. including sun.
day. win bc spent at Madison. and two
daN- at ~. Paul and Minneapolis Stops
WiI. hc made at Omaha and ST Joseph A
day will be spent in Kansas City and
Nenphi-. and two days including Sun
day. Mt Nashville The party Will arrive
at Atlanta ON Monday October 9Th, and
wiI. leave ON Wednesday. the l9fh Stop
will De made no Montgomery. and the
party win arrive 20 Washington ON Sat
Wlay October 23d. az @ O'clock in Che
morning
Reception Committees have been re-
qucstoi 'o meet the party in their re.
spectiye cities and NOT on the road $50 49,
to give them alI possible rest while travel
.inE There sill be very little speech
making and few receptions hut much
time Will he spent IN carriage rides about
the cities. so as to give the party am OPP
p0rfmItv io see the cities. and the people
chance tO see The President. while
avoiding the annoyance and dangers of
crowded reception rooms.
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lur cuArswoRru ACCIDENT.


Omcial Report 81 the Disaster
CuoAoo. september2l.-A springfield,
ODD special says President J.. T. Leon.
ari 0' thc Toledo Peoria, and Western
railroad has filed with the state railroad
and warehouse commission an official re-
port of fhc Chatsw0rth accident The
document says nothing OF the circm-
stance under which the train was
wrecked. nof does 30 attempt 80 locate the
responsibility for the wreck The report
estimates. from The number of tickets
sold. that there were $40 persons on the
uaiu of whom S0 are nov dead The
number injured is given a. ljl, ten of
whom were employee Nine employees
and l03 passengers have recovered from
their injuries and 80 are -til under the
care OF physicians Three or four are
not tree from danger Of fatal results
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NASHlNoI0S. september 2l-A Lon
don special io ihc >tT says THE dl,-
patches have fore.hadoNed thc ,uppre--
sion of certain hranche- of tle National
League About 900 SSH. De -uppfe,,ei.
6j of which are in Comfy Clare Prob.
ably another batch sill include Limerick,
and one 0r TWO other districts "ill follow
so appeal to Parliament +, necessary io
cover ihi, fresh act 0f the Executive aud
1t Will not Bee possible io ryadc tAe Lord
Lieutenauts order hy carrying over tAe
work of the National League t0any other
association
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
4 FIOTRISHIYC ENTERPRISE ~
OTR SISTER |fTE

The Tanuery Of Mr. T.. ~. ChalkleN \
Sew Departure Hu.tings and Mayor.
Court, Another Republican Convention.
Matrimonial. Briefs Personal Mention.
The new ianneTt of Mr. e. II. Chalk
Icy in Manchester. which Was considered
by the Council sometime ago. and grant
ed freedom from taxation f0r a period
oi tye years. IS n0W FEB ia. way oi be-
ing fhe most fertile success yct known iu
the city, This iannery is ncN depar-
'urc which will improve Manchester in-
tere-ts giving employment to one bum
dred people and giving money to many
families
Mr Z 10 Cha.key Is present at The
works and Is experimenting the hniliin-
of them Hc has moved f-0m Lexington,
Va. and in establishing this tanncry in
Manchester he emphaiicallv means usI-
ness
$685. COURTS.
The llu.dngs Court Judge John a.
Ingram presiding was in session yc-ter-
day. Number of civil cases were dis
posed of The court viii DE in session
to-day
The Mayor Yesterday had before him
samuel Hague and Luther Hague each
CHARGED Nifh disturbing fhe peace in
thar uc.ehh0rhooi and rach wa- re-
oalloi t9 pay $3.50. lu default of pay
men' Luther Hague was incarcemied boz
ial
Im stN toStf>UoS.
A. indicated n ihe TINf. several DAYS
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OTTAWA. OSr, September ia
special dispatch from Washington says
Circulars lave been forwarded 20 all the
United states consols in Canadaaskingfor
certified returns accodiugto sworn state
nents made before them of the exports
of various articles 40 each Canadian port
10 the United state. during the past three
wears II is supposed that The Govern
ment wants the information with view
40 consider the question Of closer com
mercial relations with Canada
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A short time ago 10 was reported that
Mr. Sol Haas. the traffic manager of the
Associated Railways. would remove his
office from this city 90 Washington Yes
terday 10 was decided That the change
would NOT be made, and So Mr. Haas
will remain in Richmond.
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Good houses greeted Professor Bristol
and bis wonderful. ";roupc of educated
horse. go the matinee and thc evening
performance at fhe Theatre la-f night
The children 900 The matinee were cspcc-
tally delighted The cque--ourr'culum
continues all lc week. with ma'inee- to-
morrow and Saturday
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AntlIcIor, fNrmrsIA,r


SAN ANTONIO. TEX. September 81
lenauu- C0ylc. the Irish Catholic editor
who 0n Monday stated that he would
stop the TT. .brau0n OF the fall of Rome.
which was to take place yesterday. Wa,
Yesterday morning arrested and lodged
m aiL When seen hy reporters Ae
cheeriuN informed them that when he
WAS arrested he was on bis way
to several hours hard work in
manufacturing nitro-g'yccrne to Dee used
0n the Italian procession. lie has re-
ceipt for the construction of clock bombs,
fuse bombs. and other kinds of internal
machines. He had no tools on him when
taken he expressed IL perfect willing
ness to die for the Mother-C huIch, and
only regrets that hc was frustrated in
bis design to blow mp siA or seven
Italians
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Baron De Thielmann, the German CON
sui general at sofia, has informed the
Government of the appointment Of NJ.
Aichberger as his successor
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NJ. Huntington Before the Railroad Com
mission.

NEW YonK ,eptemberel-C.P Hunt
ipgton was before the Pacific Railroad
Commission to-day iiis memory Was
very poor about letters and vouchers,
hut hc was sure u0 legislation had been
bought He was somewhat impatient al
the close questioning Dee received on this
rDiuf
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Most of the pupils who last week were
transferred TO the West End school have
been brought back to Madison school.
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Sixteen City Councilmenof Coyington,
Ky. were jailed yesterday morning for
contempt Of court They refused TO re-
pair street as required by 8 judgment
obtained against the city
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ON Err THE CITY.
WITS THFRED rs RIcHUOyDANb
TIDINITT.

HON. jefferson Davis and the Zee Non".
mcut Court rroccrding- What '"'ng
On iu nic County Tho Marstai Ward
fanman, Ginb AIl sorts of Items.
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A Cough-Drop Diet.

Bernard Schrack, who has travelled
a good deal all over the world, sat in
the Girard House at dinner the other
day. He ordered blanc mango for
desert, and when it came on the table
he said: This reminds me of a most
remarkable experience | underwent in
Montana in 1877. reached Edmund's s
ranch in Forty Foot Gulch one day in
February. Nobody was at home, and
l sat down to wait. Pretty soon a big
storm came up and, sir, in less than
two hours the snow had almost covered
that shanty. 1t was a terrible hard
Winter in the Northwest, you may re-
member Thousands of head of cattle
perished, and hundreds of ranchmen
lost their lives. 1 was twenty-one
days in that shanty. There wasn't
much to eat when / went in and
by the tenth day / had exhausted
everything in the cabin that
seemed likely to sustain life. On the
fifteenth day the pangs of hunger be-
came SO great that attacked big
box of cough lozengers that the ranch
keeper kept for customers. / ate
seventy packages of fifty lozengers
each. Directions said take one every
three hours until relieved 1 took
them by the handful and still found
little relief. Next l found a box of
paste, used by cigar-makers in tipping
the ends of cigars. / lived on that
paste, for six days, and when they dug
me out was suffering from terri
BILE cold-from the cough lozengers, 1
suppose. Well, this blanc man ge that
| am eating now reminds me of that
cigar-makers paste-they taste very
much alike, anyhow. ."-Phitadelphia
| Press.
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WM VSMS Be9ss S1Hss0s COMMITTEE
Report was motion adoped,-ayes 25 nays
Mesrs gnon and Besel from committee sheriff. justices
introduced Resolution No
board of
state OF having been authorized
state OF fix and regulate the
OF entitled
belt
od that the fees and of justice the
municipal said county, the county judge said
thereof
Y such justice OF the police magistrate county judge other
rested and proceeded under said chapter
heard and tried before such justice judge having
jurisdiction try offenders and brought them
the Sl5 and that such fees and
be rendered by such justice the police
other
brought under said chapter be and the
Of S150 ~' $4,000 Nv ~ ~
od further that the fees
deputy sheriff constable marshal and other police
by him to performed the trial and termination
brought under said chapter 4 including his for ag person.
attending ta OF such action before
ting JAIL but excepting and including
tied and fixed at the esumo of
On motion OF George Beunig adopted all present
Mr. Mohr from committee general presented j.
Of of
which
ordered to draw orders for amounts-ayes 25
Resolution No g. by Mr. AIohr
esod that the chairman hereby
authorized and instructed draw orders
all accounts and claims allowed by this board
UNANIMOUSLY adopted,-ayes p, o.
"heeupo on motion OF MIR kes the board adjourned sine die
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Thanks in Old Age.

Thanks in old age--thanks ere go,
For health, the midday sun, the impalpable
air-fOr life, mere life.
For precious ever lingering memories tof you
my mother dear-you, father,-you, sis
ters, brothers, friends),
For ali my days-not those of peace alone
the days of war the same,
For gentle words, caresses, gifts from foreign
lands.
For shelter, wine and meat-for sweet appre-
citation
(You distant, dim unknown-or young or old
countless, unspecif1ed, beloved.
We never met, and ne'er shall meet-and yet
our souls embrace, long, close and long;
For beings, groups, love, deeds, words, books
for colors, FORMS
For all the brave, strong men-devoted, hardy
men-whoye forward sprang in free
dom's help, all years, all lands
For Drawer, stronger, more devoted men-(a
special laurel ere ! go to life's wars
chosen ones.
The cannoneers of song and thought-the
great artillerymen-the foremost lead
ers, captains of the souD;
A soldier from an ended war return'd-as
traveller out of myriads, to the long pro-
cessfon retrospective
Thanks-joyf1l thanksi-a soldiers travellers
thanks.
Walt Whitman, in New York Sun.
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A Miss Arken of Reeves, Ca, eloped
last week with the man of her choice.
She was followed by the watchdog,
and after the marriage ceremony she
sent the dog home with a note at
tached to his collar imploring the par.
entail forgiveness.
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First publication Nov. "a. 1872 No 81
CTATE OF WISCONSIN.-CoUNTY COURT FOR
- MANITowoo COUNTY. In Probate.
Iri the matter of the estate of Daniel j. Cronin,
deceased.
To all whom it may concern. Letters of ad-
ministration ON said estate of Daniel j. Cronin
late of the town IF Maple Grove, in said county,
p Nolan on the 21st day of November, A. D., 1887,
sc1 six months from and after said day being
flowed and limited for creditors to present their
hereby given that the court aforesaid will at
regular terms thereof to be held on the first
Tuesdays of January and March, A. D.. 1888 and
at a special term thereof to be held on Tuesday,
May 29 A. D.. 1893 at the probate Office in the CITY
of Manitowoc, in said county, receive examine
and adjust all claims, and demands of all per
sons against said deceased.
Dated November q, 1887.
By the court
CARL 81. SCHMIDT, County Judge.
Schmitz Il Kirwan. Attorneys dec23
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@. @. SEDGWICK.

! TrOREEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
. a Diice ia TOrrisou's brick block, north end
- street bridge, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Collec-
ons 1r0nptly attended TO.
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Farms and Farm Land
FOR SALE AT A
BARGAIN.

First.-S0 acres miles north of Amigo.
Second.-So acres miles north of Amigo.
Third.-117 acres seven miles north of Amigo.
Partly improved.
Fourth--l60 acres nine miles north of Antigo.
Rouse and stable and small clearing; also about
100000 feet of standing pine.
The above lands are all in Langlade county,
Wis, and are near the railroad. Are all excel
lent farming lands and will be sold cheap and
on easy terms or will trade for land in Manito.
voc county. Enquire of as
J. w, BARNES, or
G. G. SEDGwICK.
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Dumley (who had treated Featherly
to cigar from his own private box)-
mot (pufO bad cigar. ehP" Feath-
erly-'N-no, not (puf) very bad
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-12-29
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MRS. A. WILLIAMS PROPRIETOR. Corner of
Is1 Eighth and Franklin streets, Manitowoc.
a nrst-class American HOTEL centrally located,
oHers every iaducement to the travelling public.